Network Services
Network Cabling
We have a systematic and organized approach to wiring infrastructure in a building, by following industry standards on how cables and connectors are installed to support:
Consistency
Flexibility
Easy maintenance and expansion
We install low voltage cabling in every type of environment, including:
Offices
Schools
Hospitals
Warehouses & Parking Lots
Data centers
Smart homes and buildings
Typical Cable Types
Cat5e/Cat6/Cat6a/Cat7 – Data and PoE (Power over Ethernet)
Coaxial – TV and video
Fiber Optic – High-speed backbone connections
18/2 or 22/4 cable – Security and control systems
Speaker Wire – Audio systems
Typical Installations
| System Type | Examples |
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| Data & Networking | Ethernet cabling (Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a, Cat7), fiber optic |
| Telephony (VoIP) | Telephone systems, intercoms |
| Security Systems | CCTV, access control, alarm systems |
| Audio/Visual | Projectors, conference systems, speakers |
| Building Automation | HVAC control, lighting, smart systems |
| Wi-Fi Access Points | Power and data connections for wireless coverage |
Business Network Relocation
We can help in every aspect of moving your business:
- Documenting and labeling your current physical equipment, designations and locations before moving.
- Deploying the required power, voice and data drops at your new office location.
- Physically moving your equipment from old office to new.
- Setting up and configuring new equipment.
- Setting up the phones and internet connectivity.
- Your technical liaison with other vendors including Internet Service Providers and Cloud-based vendors.
Should you decide to migrate to a newer server, or move your data to the Cloud, we can make recommendations for both. We have access to cutting-edge technologies and the leading cloud providers, so we can offer you the best solutions at the best price.
Network Troubleshooting
Deciphering the cause of network performance issues and outages is our forte. With our extensive experience in network engineering, we often isolate and resolve common problems within the first hour. Troubleshooting can involve testing one or more of the following:
- Network Interface Card (NIC) – Check link lights, drivers, and device detection.
- Cables (Ethernet/Fiber) – Look for damage; test or replace cables if faulty.
- Switch – Verify power, port LEDs, and try alternate ports.
- Router – Check power, WAN/LAN connections, and configuration; reboot if needed.
- Modem / ONT – Ensure connection to ISP is active; check signal lights and cables.
- Wireless Access Point (Wi-Fi Router) – Confirm SSID broadcast, signal strength, and possibility of interference.
- Power Supply Units (PSUs) – Make sure devices have stable power and no faulty adapters, receptacles or utility power.
- Patch Panel / Wall Jacks – Inspect for loose or miswired connections.
- End Devices (PCs, Servers) – Check NIC health, overheating, or hardware faults.
- ISP / External Equipment – Ensure ISP-provided or external devices are operational.
Our promise: To isolate and / or resolve your issue, or there’s no charge for our time.
Network Security Evaluation
Ensuring your local network is protected from both the outside and inside is paramount to ensuring your data is protected. Unfortunately most of the networks we encounter are either incorrectly configured or worse, not adequately secured at all. This leaves those networks susceptible to security compromises, or in the worst case scenario, total data loss.
Fortunately, we offer a Network Security Evaluation to systematically assess your organization’s network to identify vulnerabilities, risks, and gaps in its security posture. We check how well your network infrastructure is protected against unauthorized access, malware, data breaches, and cyberattacks. Our evaluation comprises of a series of checks covering every aspect of your network, including:
- Network Infrastructure (routers, firewalls, switches, etc.)
- Backup (onsite / cloud) evaluation
- Wi-Fi network analysis
- Server configuration and security assessment
- Workstation security analysis
- Server room physical access assessment
- Remote network access evaluation
- VPN, Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), Network segmentation
- Firewall penetration testing
Threat Types
– Unauthorized access
– Network-based malware
– DDoS attacks
– Phishing
– Malware
– Ransomware
– Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) Attacks
– SQL Injection
– Zero-Day Exploits
– Spyware
– Adware
– Credential Stuffing
– DNS Spoofing
– Botnets
Reduce IT Expenditure
Efficiency often means reducing or simplifying your organization’s IT network infrastructure to lower costs, improve productivity, or align with reduced operational needs. This often involves removing redundant equipment, decommissioning services, or transitioning to cloud-based systems. We support you throughout the entire process by eliminating overhead and cutting your IT expenditure in these various ways:
- Servers & Hardware: Decommissioning physical servers, reducing rack space, removing unused switches or routers
- Licensing & Subscriptions: Canceling unused VoIP lines, SaaS licenses, or backup services
- User Devices: Reclaiming or repurposing old workstations, phones, or printers
- Office Networking: Consolidating network closets, reducing cabling, shrinking Wi-Fi coverage areas
- IT Staff & Services: Reducing internal IT support staff levels
- Establish remote work or hybrid environments for your employees
- Reduce power consumption with greener IT.
We can replace your existing in-house IT staff to ensure that you cut your IT expenditure dramatically.
We offer IT Support Plans of varying sizes to meet your business needs.
Multiple Site VPN Integration
Today’s multi-site VPN integration offerings are vast, ranging from basic hub-and-spoke topology to advanced cloud-based infrastructure. We work with the latest hardware and software technologies to offer you the full spectrum of VPN options including:
Hub-and-Spoke VPN: The most common and cost-effective multi-site VPN topology, with a single, central location, or hub, establishing encrypted VPN tunnels with one of more satellite offices, or spokes. This offers highly scalable, centralized security and network management.
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Network Upgrade
As a growing business you face challenges in deciding on upgrading or replacing equipment to meet the ever-increasing needs of your business.
Network upgrades involve improving or replacing parts of your IT network infrastructure to enhance speed, reliability, security, scalability, or compatibility with newer technologies.